Schematic diagram of light steel keel ceiling
When installing light steel keel ceilings, a series of specifications must be followed. The spacing between the main keel should be controlled within 1.2 meters, and the distance between the main keel and the wall should not exceed 300 millimeters. To enhance the stability of the connection of the main keel, a suspension rod should be added at the connection point. In addition, the spacing between the suspension points of the main keel should also be less than 1.2 meters, and the suspension rod should be kept straight, with a distance from the end of the main keel not exceeding 300 millimeters. If the suspension rod meets the equipment, the suspension point structure needs to be adjusted accordingly or additional suspension rods need to be added. For secondary keels, the spacing should generally not exceed 400 millimeters, while in humid areas and places, the spacing should be controlled between 300 and 400 millimeters. At the same time, adjacent secondary keels should be staggered and connected to ensure the overall stability of the structure.
